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Shut up.

So warm and summery. Man do I love this . Two more days

82 my high

The EWs have cooled considerably for Apr 20-26 in the NE vs 5 days ago: 5 days ago: mild NE Today’s: cool NE

Yeah chilly out there, temps really plummeted

High of 87 At least there was a strong breeze

Honestly that one wasn’t directed to you or our exchanges. It felt like good natured banter. Jealous of the warmth… 54F here. Mild but feels dreary.

Cooled off nicely. Hovering around 70.

.36 from two short Rainers . Now we can cook dinner .sun back out . Dew up to 65

Nothing here yet…I’d take a decent rain shower. Probably won’t happen here.

Kevin’s fertilizer washed awa

89 here

It is freaking hot!!! 83F in the middle of April is the worst. Looks like both the GEFS ext and Euro Weeklies are showing a cold down during the first couple of weeks of May. No, I don't mean snow. But maybe it means we aren't going to see mid summer heat show up two months earl any longer!

I was respectable…I said believe the BS if you want. Thats respectable. I have nothing against anybody here. All good. Came home and just turned on the AC lol…place was hot and stuffy.

Downpour

.17 from that . Looks like maybe one more coming. We hold off

Great example of funny, yet respectable, responses. We should be able to call each other out on our bullshit without dismissing data outright.

Glad I held off on Blackstone . Was heading out to fire it up and figured I’d better check radar . Would have been a disaster

Yeah it was quite a run! Down to 44” today At 3,000ft. Lost 8” in 48 hours with these dew points and rain. Nice inversion out there this AM though.

Yeah this is flaccid

Loos like 91 is the high today with a dp of 66

We pour . But we want thunder and lightning and wild

Thanks for the snowpack updates PF. Down in the valley at our site, Saturday was the first day without any snowpack left on the property, so April 10th was the last day of the continuous snowpack season this time around. The average snowpack ending date at our site is April 13th, so this year was indeed quite close to an average melt out. The overall continuous snowpack duration this season was on the high side of average though (151 days) because we had such an early start – November 11th, which ranked third for early starts behind November 8th in 2019 and November 10th in 2018. This season was notable though in the data set, because it actually pulled the mean snowpack start date down into November. These seasons with early snowpack starts are great with respect to skipping out on a bunch of stick season and getting the ski season going, but five months straight with snow on the ground is quite a stretch – it takes a bit of adjustment when you start seeing the grass again.

Congrats now

Only made it to 88.6F here, but not the case for PHL.